Coverage of the work, across national business press, television, and podcasts. All of it earned, none of it bought.
An eight page feature by editor at large Leigh Buchanan, telling the whole story: the Target pharmacy counter, the mentor behind FLAVORx, and the road to a $10 million run rate.

Columnist Thomas Heath visits the Gaithersburg facility and profiles the founder's path from pharmacy tech to an assembly line filling more than a million bottles a year.

When COVID hit, we retooled the production line to manufacture hand sanitizer and donated it to nursing homes across Maryland, DC, and Virginia. My nursing background made it personal.

The cover.

No. 218 on the 2021 Inc. 5000, and No. 17 among all consumer products and services companies in the country. No. 3 in the Mid-Atlantic and No. 1 fastest growing in the Washington, DC metro, 2022 Inc. Regionals.

Live national coverage of the growth story.






Coverage is what other people said. This is me doing the talking: on building, testing, and leading, going back to 2019. The quiet stretch after 2022? That's when I was busy finishing the story.
A personal essay on losing my co-founder and mentor, and building through it.
How I Learned to Transform Grief and Trauma After Losing My Business Partner
When Inc. asked its Regionals honorees for their best advice to founders, mine made the piece.
"We seem to do our best work when we're most challenged."Brian Larsen, quoted in the piece
Ten lessons from the first six years, written in year six.
Exactly what it sounds like.
Customer identification, brand voice, and creative iteration. The same playbook I run with clients now.
The mechanics behind 500% year over year growth: testing, iteration, and what actually moved the number.
A long conversation on mentors, investors, and managing through loss.
Let's talk about where you are and where you're headed.